KVV E-Modules

1. Which of the following is NOT an indication for Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT)?

A: Relief of hot flashes and night sweats B: Prevention of osteoporosis C: Treatment of breast cancer D: Vaginal dryness and atrophy

2. In women with an intact uterus, HRT should always include:

A: Estrogen only B: Estrogen and Progestogen C: Progestogen only D: Testosterone

3. HRT is absolutely contraindicated in which of the following conditions?

A: Osteoporosis B: Surgical menopause C: Undiagnosed genital tract bleeding D: Premature ovarian insufficiency

4. The risk of endometrial cancer increases when:

A: Estrogen is given alone to a woman with intact uterus B: Estrogen is given along with progestogen C: Progestogen is given alone D: Transdermal estrogen is given

5. Which of the following women are special candidates for HRT?

A: Women with gallbladder disease B: Women with gonadal dysgenesis C: Women with breast cancer history D: Women with thromboembolic disorders

6. Which adverse effect of HRT is more commonly associated with oral estrogen than transdermal estrogen?

A: Coronary heart disease B: Venous thromboembolism (VTE) C: Osteoporosis D: Hot flashes

7. Which of the following is a common side effect of HRT?

A: Constipation B: Bloating and breast tenderness C: Bradycardia D: Weight Loss

8. HRT is recommended in premature ovarian insufficiency because:

A: It increases risk of thromboembolism B: It prevents osteoporosis and maintains quality of life C: It reduces risk of breast cancer D: It decreases risk of gallbladder disease

9. Which of the following conditions is NOT a risk associated with HRT?

A: Dementia B: Alzheimer’s disease C: Hypertension D: Endometrial carcinoma

10. Estrogen-dependent malignancy is a:

A: Contraindication for HRT B: Indication for HRT C: Side effect of HRT D: None of the above